Written by Emily Myers on October 17, 2024
A 134-unit postwar building in Lenox Hill is exploring the capture and reuse of waste heat with the help of a $40,000 study funded by NYSERDA, and is also considering replacing an outdated steam absorption chiller with high efficiency electric chillers.
Written by Bill Morris on April 12, 2023
Legal war on the Upper East Side hinges on a “valuable tool” for boards.
Written by Bill Morris on November 09, 2022
Out of date and out of step with the times, this lobby needed help.
Written by Bill Morris on April 08, 2021
A name on the awning is just the beginning of a building's brand.
Written by Bill Morris on November 05, 2020
Disgruntled shareholder’s claim of mismanagement is ruled “speculation.”
Written by Victor M. Metsch on October 08, 2020
Though the courts usually grant board requests, some are denied.
Written by Michael Scorrano on July 22, 2019
Even the best contingency plan can't prepare a board for unforeseeable surprises.
Written by Bill Morris on June 17, 2019
Gerry Maughan’s stint on a town council prepared him for board service.
Written by Marianne Schaefer on July 25, 2018
A visionary board and supportive shareholders add up to “unique” harmony.
Written by Paula Chin on September 19, 2017
Reskinning replaces leaky white bricks with handsome red ones.